The Future of Neural Medicine
AI-powered therapies enabled by unprecedented brain bandwidth.
Adaptive algorithms
customized to each patient
Predictive Models
refined with machine learning
Real-Time Control
through deep learning decoders
Big Neural Data
powered by diverse configurations
With 65,536 electrodes that provide stable and diverse neural data, we're training AI models that truly understand the brain
Movement Through Thought
High-density recording captures fine motor intentions into control commands for a computer or robotic limb. AI decoders translate these signals into control commands for robotic limbs or functional electrical stimulation.
65,536 electrodes capture subtle movement plans
Real-time ML enables natural control
Wireless design for practical daily use
Direct Neural Communication
For ALS and stroke patients, our system decodes intended speech from brain signals. AI models trained on high-bandwidth data enable real-time voice synthesis.
Dense sampling captures phoneme-level detail
Low latency for natural conversation
Continuously improving AI models
Sight Through Silicon
Creating functional vision by transmitting information directly to visual cortex. Our channel density matches the resolution needs of meaningful sight.
High-resolution stimulation patterns
Continuous recording to adapt stimulation patterns
Adaptive algorithms optimize perception
Closed-Loop Brain Therapy
For epilepsy and depression, our real-time recording capabilities provide unprecedented neural data resolution for AI-based decoding, enabling precise and targeted stimulation.
Continuous neural monitoring
Predictive intervention
Personalized stimulation patterns
The Kampto implants can be inserted through a minimally invasive slot or burr hole in the skull and slid directly onto the surface of the brain in the subdural space. The paper thin form factor and lack of brain penetrating electrodes or wires tethering the implant to the skull minimize tissue reactivity and signal degradation over time. The high-resolution, high-data-throughput device has the potential to revolutionize the management of neurological conditions from epilepsy to paralysis.
E. Sander Connolly, M.D.
Kampto is a unique approach for interfacing thousands of electrodes with the cerebral cortex. As a neurosurgeon, I am impressed with the way the implants conform to the cortical surface, matching the contours of gyral anatomy and adhering to the cortex like a piece of wet tissue paper. The scale and bandwidth of Kampto offers enormous potential for compelling BCI applications, from speech decoding to sensory protheses. We look forward to continuing our work with the Kampto system at Penn.
Daniel Yoshor, M.D.
NOW
Preclinical validation
NEXT
Freely moving animals and early human experiments
FUTURE